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... hos , immemorem , tendere . 4. Distinguish between ab and ex - cetera and re- liqua - procul and longe - agmen and acies - abitus and aditus . 5. Scan the first three lines . SECOND PAPER . 1 . 1. Give the principal parts.
... hos , immemorem , tendere . 4. Distinguish between ab and ex - cetera and re- liqua - procul and longe - agmen and acies - abitus and aditus . 5. Scan the first three lines . SECOND PAPER . 1 . 1. Give the principal parts.
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... principal parts of cado , caedo , tango , tego , vinco , vincio , vivo , meto , metior , orior . 2. What verbs take ( a ) the accusative and infinitive for the English noun - clause introduced by that ; ( b ) ut with the subjunctive for ...
... principal parts of cado , caedo , tango , tego , vinco , vincio , vivo , meto , metior , orior . 2. What verbs take ( a ) the accusative and infinitive for the English noun - clause introduced by that ; ( b ) ut with the subjunctive for ...
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... principal salts of silver . ( b ) Explain the " fixing " of a photograph . 8. ( a ) Describe shortly a method for preparing nitric acid . ( b ) Write the formulas for plumbic , sodic , and ammonic nitrates . 9. Give names and formulas ...
... principal salts of silver . ( b ) Explain the " fixing " of a photograph . 8. ( a ) Describe shortly a method for preparing nitric acid . ( b ) Write the formulas for plumbic , sodic , and ammonic nitrates . 9. Give names and formulas ...
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... principal minerals constituting rocks are com- binations of three aeids . Give the chemical formula of each acid and a list of the rocks characterized by the presence of each . 6. Classify and describe as fully as you can the var- ions ...
... principal minerals constituting rocks are com- binations of three aeids . Give the chemical formula of each acid and a list of the rocks characterized by the presence of each . 6. Classify and describe as fully as you can the var- ions ...
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... principal parts of : coudre , déchoir , dire , savoir and paître . 6. With what verbs is ne used without pas ? 7. Give examples to illustrate the use of : parmi , entre , envers , hors , d'avec , d'entre , de dessous . 8. Translate the ...
... principal parts of : coudre , déchoir , dire , savoir and paître . 6. With what verbs is ne used without pas ? 7. Give examples to illustrate the use of : parmi , entre , envers , hors , d'avec , d'entre , de dessous . 8. Translate the ...
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